Considering the location, the need for modernisation, and the size of the garden, the list price seems reasonably competitive compared to nearby listings, though not outstandingly cheap. The lack of square footage information prevents a precise price-per-square-foot comparison. The price reflects the market value for a property in need of updating in a sought-after area.

The property shows its age and requires modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior photos show dated decor, worn carpets, and some minor repairs needed. It’s not in disrepair, but significantly updating is needed to bring it up to current standards. Therefore, it warrants a moderate score.

Hagley is a desirable village with good schools and transport links. The proximity to Hagley Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other amenities makes this a convenient location for families. The train station is within reasonable commuting distance of larger towns like Stourbridge and Birmingham. However, it’s a relatively small village, so the range of amenities might be limited compared to larger towns, hence not a perfect 10.

The property has a garden of a reasonable size, bigger than many properties in the area. However, it’s not extensive enough to be considered a large garden. There is also a greenhouse visible in the photos, which adds to the overall land space and potential. A score reflecting the adequate garden size is appropriate.